When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found them equally easy to use and administer. However, GoodData is easier to set up, and do business with overall.
I am very pleased with the robust functionality GoodData provides and yet has a simple, intuitive design interface. The dashboard/bash aesthetics are very easy on the eyes and do no take away from the BI/functionality. There seems to be very little in...
GoodData still have a lot of enterprise features that could be added to their solution to make it a good fit for a mid-sized enterprise. SAML 2.0 support and cross-project user administration are two areas that jump out.
We have a mature data warehouse and a few OLAP cubes built on top of it and now we are looking for the best front-end tools for our business users. The goal is to get some load off the IT and BI development team and provide the end-users with the tool for...
Bugs in panorama, Export and Import , Paramaters on infographics
I am very pleased with the robust functionality GoodData provides and yet has a simple, intuitive design interface. The dashboard/bash aesthetics are very easy on the eyes and do no take away from the BI/functionality. There seems to be very little in...
We have a mature data warehouse and a few OLAP cubes built on top of it and now we are looking for the best front-end tools for our business users. The goal is to get some load off the IT and BI development team and provide the end-users with the tool for...
GoodData still have a lot of enterprise features that could be added to their solution to make it a good fit for a mid-sized enterprise. SAML 2.0 support and cross-project user administration are two areas that jump out.
Bugs in panorama, Export and Import , Paramaters on infographics